Yamaha HTR-5730 Receiver - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Here's the manual; http://www.yamaha.ca/av/PDFs/Manuals/2004_receivers/HTR5730E.asp See if you find a solution in there - if not please ask again and we will see what we can do :)

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sounds like your player not the receiver. if the test tone you get sound both left and right it's your player

The receiver manual may list it under "CC" (closed captions) instead of subtitles. Also, don't just check your AV receiver; try checking the setup menu on your TV, and look at the TV remote. See if there's a CC setting that may be turned on, either through the TV setup (probably under the "Display" or "Video" tab) or because you've accidentally pushed the CC (or Subtitles) button on the TV remote.

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1 Hold down STEREO on the Front Panel
"Factory Preset" appears on the front panel
2 Press STEREO to select the desired setting.
'Reset' To reset to factory presets
'Cancel' to cancel without making changes
3 Press STANDBY/ON to confirm your selection

Try replacing the HDMI cable from the bluray player to the receiver.

ONLY one channel low with a turntable?

Are you using a self-preamlified TT or an outboard phono preamp, because the HTR has no facility for direct attachment of an old-school TT.

It could be a turntable problem if you have phono preamplification most likely. Swap the two channels to prove it or not.

Try another input.

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Yamaha Receiver/Amplifier 5003, 5014, 5015, 5021, 5102, 5103, 5104, 5105, 5106, 5118, 5135you can use those codes

try tweaking your amplifier's control's, like theater or live mode.

you have to make sure the speaker's are connected properly (positive out to positve in negative out to negative in)

From all speakers?

How is the audio connected to the TV (be specific)?

Keep in mind that a TV is not generally an audio source as its programming always comes from something higher up the audio food chain than itself. Get the audio to your receiver from whatever THAT is, not the TV.

Name the TV model and define the routing of said optical audio cable.

Digital audio is rarely originated at the TV but it usually comes conveniently from the source you're watching on it. Try routing the digital audio directly from the source to the Yamaha and bypass any limitations imposed by marginal TV electronics.

Audio amplifier IC damaged need to be replaced

You need to try other codes for Yamaha, as clearly the one you have put in the remote is incorrect, perhaps it was for an earlier model.

is the tv set to mono or stereo?

5730 powers up then shuts off seconds later, checked fuse its not blown

If you are not getting sound on "Any" input except "multi channel" you have a bad DSP chip in the receiver.In short, you need a new receiver, it's a 500.00 repair. If you get sound on "All" inputs except "DTV/CBL" You need to get into the main menu of the Yamaha and select audio, toggle to input, then DTV/CBL and select "Auto". If you still do not get audio, it would be due to the version of HDMI software in your receiver. If it's under warranty, Yamaha will update hardware and software for you at N/C. If it's out of warranty, use digital coaxial or optical as your audio input for TV and run your HDMI directly to the TV. (The repair for this too would run 250-350) I hope I've covered all the possibilities. If you need further help, post a comment and I can help you more.